There is nothing about Java that makes it better than any other available language. Nothing.

Now, this is rather strange. You're afraid of showing what you're capable of with the fear of being laughed at, but here you are trying to make other people hire you.

Here are a couple of suggestions:

• Post which languages you're comfortable with.
• Post previous experience in programming.
• Do you have any recent projects that you can show? If so, post them.

I'm not trying to be offensive, but your posts aren't really convincing me that you're competent enough within the field. For one, you don't seem to be very old. Secondly, if you're a beginner, why would anyone want to hire you?

May I ask why?

Just bumping a little.

I'm still here guys - constantly looking for new work.

I can do it on Monday since I'll be away until then, just putting it up here in case you can't find anyone else to help you.

Do you have SSH so I can connect to you? Or a remote desktop program.

I won't teach you how to install and configure programs, the best way to learn that is to actually try it yourself. But if you can't get a hold of anyone willing to help, I can configure your VPS for a reasonable price.
Just putting it up there in case your business with Luceo doesn't work out.

Been without internet for some time now, so now that I'm here again I'll just bump up the thread a little.




I'm probably not the right guy for this job as I have no experience with cgminer, unfortunately.

Just wanted to update the thread to say thanks to psy; he even paid for the fees, awesome person!

Vouching for his trustworthiness.

Hello!

Is anyone interested in sending 20 EUR to my Paypal in exchange for bitcoins? I only have 5 bitcoins at the moment, and that seems to be exactly 20 EUR.
Is there any fee when using Paypal? I've never used it, only had an account there for quite some time. If there is a fee, or if you require a fee, I suppose I'll have to wait until I get more bitcoins. :/

Thanks in advance.

I'm not sure if you're serious, or if you even know what you're talking about.

Rings go from 0 to 3, so either you're looking for the fourth one (which would be ring 3) or the first one (which would be ring 0). Making a rootkit for ring 3 would be quite pointless, and making it for ring 0 would be quite difficult. I've never encountered any 0-day vulnerabilities for kernel level applications, especially not any exploits.

So assuming you don't have access to any relevant exploits, I won't help you. But I'm pretty sure you were aware of that already, which brings me to this question; why even ask?

So, I made a program only to discover that you needed to pay money in order to use their historical api key. I started looking at other sites; so far, I haven't found a site that provides historical weather data for free. Unfortunately, because of this, I'll abandon this project.
If you ever find a site that provides historical weather data and has an API with json or XML, feel free to contact me again.


Good luck.

Do you mind if I make it in Python? I'll see what I can do.

I've never worked with Geo IP before; but do you have a specific site in mind? Even a database you can access?

I may be up for it if you know more about the actual way of acquiring the data; I don't feel like regexing and stuff.

Just bumping a little.

I don't mind helping out with homework or school related stuff, I can also teach the basics of programming. For bitcoins, of course.

It sounds like a fun project. I'm not very experienced with arduino apart from reading about it, though. If you decide to hire a programmer, just drop a message and we can discuss it more in depth.

Hello!

I'm looking for any sort of computer related work (be it programming, pen-testing, whatever).

• I know Python, C++, HTML, CSS and PHP
• I know my way around most operating systems; although Linux is what I'm most comfortable with
• I'm quite experienced when it comes to exploiting local area networks; basic MITM attacks and ARP exploitation.
  
  

So if you need anything, don't hesitate to ask.

It seems like many people are recommending AMD based GPU's; is it still recommended if you're using Linux? As far as I know, the support for AMD is mediocre compared with Nvidia.

Is it possible to increase the amount of bitcoins?

When it reaches the maximum number of bitcoins, could we assume that the fee will be increasingly expensive?

Who is this Atlas person? I'm intrigued.